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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 224A — Kentucky infrastructure authority

224A.260 Authority may finance pollution control facilities.

198 words·~1 min read·/ky/chapter-224a/224a-260

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(1)The Kentucky Infrastructure Authority may finance pollution control facilities in the
manner provided by KRS 103.246. For such purposes, the terms "city" and "county"
as used in KRS 103.246 shall also mean and refer to the Kentucky Infrastructure
Authority.
(2)The authority may enter into the agreements with the United States Small Business
Administration as shall be necessary in connection with the financing of pollution
control facilities in order to provide for the guarantee of bonds or notes of the
Kentucky Infrastructure Authority by the United States Small Business
Administration.
(3)The authority granted to the Kentucky Infrastructure Authority by this section shall
not include the power to acquire property, rights-of-way or easements by
condemnation.
(4)Neither the Kentucky Infrastructure Authority nor the state or any political
subdivision of the state shall be pecuniarily responsible or liable in any manner for
the payment of principal of and interest on bonds or notes issued by the authority
under this section. The bonds or notes shall be payable solely from revenues,
receipts and payments derived from the lease, sale or vesting of the pollution
control facilities in and to industrial concerns and utility companies with whom the
authority contracts.
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